found one for $6...don't know why I ordered it but I did. I mean I have the DualDisc still so wtf.
found one for $6...don't know why I ordered it but I did. I mean I have the DualDisc still so wtf.
I never got around to ripping the DVD-A and now it's in my loft. Can anyone elucidate what the bitrate is for the stereo mix, and/or the surround mix please? nin.wiki doesn't (yet) know either. TIA! (I need to make a loft trip soon)
I'll check out the DVDA stuff when I get home, I have a...*cough*...way to check that.
@eversonpoe - the PS3 will play the DVD data but it also has DVDA which only certain players (and ripping software) can read. It's a format called MLP which ostensibly should be a higher bitrate than the Dolby but it's not always the case.
My preference for Witha Teetha is the European CD version....You get 'Home' and 'Right Where It Belongs-Piano version' as bonus tracks. Its quite delish
https://www.discogs.com/Nine-Inch-Na...elease/4025467
Scooped up this rare-as-all-fuck gem on Discogs the moment it hit my wantlist last night. Minty fresh and factory sealed. Such epic renditions across those two nights. I wish he'd do more stuff like this and the Still stuff..
How's the quality? I have an old digital download of the event and the quality is iffy. Always wanted to find something cleaner.
It's coming from Italy so I won't know for at least a few weeks, I reckon..
Isn't there a CD bootleg of those shows out there somewhere? I know there's that one for the radio sessions they did with Peter Murphy that like never shows up for sale online..
I'm still amazed that vinyl bootlegs show up regularly in "reputable" high street stores now
Poopy diaper time for me - my preorders from Amazon went from those Monday dates to the Wednesdays to now saying no estimate available. Super confusing since I preordered all three together at the same time. Ugh.
This happened to me as well. I ordered all three day the email went out. Received volume 1 on release day. I also noticed there are new listings on Amazon for volumes 2 and 3 that still show release day as shipping date. I preordered those in case the are just relisting with new release dates instead of updating the initial listings.
Stereo:
Surround:
Sounds great on my hi-res player.
There is actually SBD versions of 'Fragile' and 'Hurt' from one of the 2006 Bridge School shows floating around. Nice compliment to the AUD recording
It's gotta be just a copy of this audience recording, right?
http://ninlive.com/shows/2006/20061021.html
Not just "floating around." Please buy it: https://music.apple.com/us/album/the...live/340492391
I did buy it (along with the Ministry songs) like a decade ago. Didn't realize they were still on itune all these years later....Wish they'd release the whole setOriginally Posted by Not just "floating around." Please buy it: [URL
jesus, do none of you guys have a CD burner?
I do, personally, but a lot of people actually don't. Plenty of people only have laptops and the optical drives in those are disappearing.
Yeah I was just pricing some black friday desktops and most of them didn't have drives installed, nor did they have bays to put one if you wanted to.
I forgot to respond to some points made about not listening to CDs regularly or enjoying entertainment without physical media.
I like to make this comparison with VHS and DVDs. While I can certainly enjoy video on my computer and phone, what I like about VHS and DVD for actual TV shows and movies is that it feels like I'm experiencing it in a way where as if I was watching on the air as it was intended to be on an actual TV. At the same time though, I usually tend to collect TV shows and movies that I've enjoyed over and over again, so it wasn't always just because it's on a disc or a tape.
That's how I look at it whenever I've used cassettes, CDs and vinyl.
If I had a better set-up or a decent set-up, I'm sure I'd use my CDs a lot more too. (Unfortunately, the CD players on stereos stopped working and I just don't have really great speakers for CDs right now.)
It's obviously "an ancient relic of the past", but I still get a certain amount of overall satisfaction and enjoyment out of a good stereo, especially when combined with the surround sound of an actual TV, or video game system.
It was such a blast doing that on the Deluxe Edition of The Downward Spiral on SACD. Threads like these also make me miss my portable CD players over the past decade or so.
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Nope, because I'm not a vinyl collector. I just respect that it's their art, and if they feel that it's best represented on vinyl, so be it. If I can't buy it digitally, I'm going to steal it, because it's clear that they're not exactly concerned about doing that. If they were, they'd make it available.
I've never heard NIN on vinyl..ever. Have i missed anything?